News

Safe AI – Can Artificial Intelligence Be Safe and Trustworthy?25.03.2026

Researchers from the Department of AI Safety and Transparency have launched a new project led by the Head of the Department, Dr. Sebastian Cygert. The goal of the project is to develop new methods for ensuring the safety, transparency, and reliable evaluation of large models, which are increasingly used in the public sector, industry, and services.

Polish Research on Biometrics and Deepfakes at WACV 202616.03.2026

Researchers from the Center for Research and Development took part in the international scientific conference The Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV 2026), held on 6–10 March 2026 in Tucson, Arizona.

Workshops of the NASK Research and Development Center with the NCBR National Contact Point04.03.2026

The workshops took place on 24 February and were designed to strengthen researchers’ competencies in securing European funding and to prepare them for upcoming changes in the European Union’s grant policy.

Call for Research Scholarships in the NASK PIB Research Project24.02.2026

The project leader, Prof. Mirosław Kutyłowski, announces a call for two research scholarships within the project “Identity Wallet in a Hostile Environment – Privacy and Trust By Design”, funded by the National Science Centre (NCN) and carried out at NASK PIB.

A Strong Start to the Year for the Department of Audiovisual Analysis and Biometric Systems11.02.2026

The beginning of the year has been exceptionally successful for the Department of Audiovisual Analysis and Biometric Systems at NASK. Researchers from the team received acceptances for eight publications at the prestigious WACV and ACM WWW conferences.

Another event in the “Breakfast with PLLuM” series – New Models and Deployments15.01.2026

The event will take place on 19 January 2026, from 10:00 to 14:00, at the NASK Office, 12 Kolska Street in Warsaw, in a hybrid format.

News from the Department of Audiovisual Analysis and Biometric Systems09.12.2025

The team participated in prestigious summer schools, presented research findings at international conferences, and developed their own projects, which are already being applied in the fight against disinformation and synthetic content.

NASK Employees at Oh My Hack 2025 – New Challenges in Cyberspace05.12.2025

The Oh My Hack conference is one of the most important cybersecurity events in Poland.

NASK Employee Awarded Preludium 24 Grant!04.12.2025

We are pleased to announce that MSc Eng. Jan Dubiński, an employee of NASK, has been awarded a grant in the Preludium 24 competition organized by the National Science Centre.

Alicja Martinek’s Publication Recognized by ACM on the Kudos Platform27.11.2025

We are pleased to announce that a publication by Alicja Martinek has been recognized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and featured on the Kudos platform.

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